unholy | A tiny and unholy Vuex extension for Nuxt.js | Frontend Framework library
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kandi X-RAY | unholy Summary
A Nuxt.js module that injects a $state helper for performing core data mutations on the Vuex store. Works with Nuxt.js 2.5 and above.
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- Removes nested arrays from source objects
- Copy properties from source to target object
- Returns a state proxy for the store .
- Inject mutations .
- Recursively merge properties from source to target .
- Push two arrays together
- Splice arrays from source to target .
- Prepare store to create store
- resolve to a resolved path
- Patches a path .
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QUESTION
I'm trying to iterate through an array of objects and for each object also iterate through the nested array of specs. My data structure looks something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-07 at 11:00As you are using Jsx(javascrit xml or extension) so always cover it with {} curly bracket or you can write javascript code before return and always use key after mapping else it gives error in console
return(
{jobList.map((job, i) =>
{
{job.name)
job.specs.map((spec, i) =>
)
)}
)
}
QUESTION
I have numbers represented as power of 10, for an example 5e6 (5 000 000), 4e4 (40 000). Is there an elegant way to sort them in jqgrid properly by their values?
I have an unholy idea to calculate values in hidden column and on sort of x e y
column perform sort on hidden calculated column, but it seems rather wrong.
Any idea is welcome it may help me to figure out something.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-29 at 19:18You have two solutions.
1.You can use sorttype as function. The function accept value and return value. You can consult Guriddo documentation here (look at this parameter in the table) Suppose you have the value in format xey, where the x is the base and y is the exponent, then
QUESTION
I have an object
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-24 at 16:26The simplest way to do this is with a replace. Since the first #
is followed by a percentage sign we can just replace #%
to start off with, which then leaves us with just the last #
to replace.
QUESTION
From my research, I cannot seem to find anyone else with the same problem which leads me to believe I'm just committing an unholy amount of stupidity. Nonetheless, I'm working with the Java sampled sound API and I'm trying to play a simple 440Hz sine wave for 5 seconds. However, it seems as though the SourceDataLine
is eating through the frames at twice the speed of its given AudioFormat
framerate. The sample I'm using is:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-05 at 11:26You are specifying a sample rate of twice the frame rate so it is expecting twice as many samples. These two rates are usually the same for PCM.
The sample rate is per channel not the total for all channels.
QUESTION
I am working on my text based adventure game project for my intro to scripting class, written in Python.
I have everything done and everything works except when I try to use the move
"Get 'item name'"
I'm getting my own error that says it's an invalid command.
I've tried different indentations and such, but nothing has worked for me. I'm able to move around, and the boss message prints, realizing there are no items in my inventory. I'm not asking for anyone to critique/re-do my code, just help me understand why that specific thing isn't working. Here is what I have
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 21:20There is an issue with indexing. The problem is that the length of move
differs if your item has a single word or two. Change this line:
QUESTION
I have a function, that when a user clicks to open a menu of selectable divs, calls some AJAX to populate that menu with all the possible options. On a rare occasions it will append an unholy of options (35,000+). This can cause a 10-30 second delay, and during that time I am attempting to add a "Loading status".
What I'd like to happen:
- User clicks the menu
- Menu pops up
- Menu updates to include the "Loading..." status
- Eventually, the element loads with the crazy amount of options
What currently happens:
- User clicks the menu
- User has to wait 10-30 seconds while none of the other elements on the page are working
- Eventually it loads
Any ideas here? There are some things I'm going to be changing with this feature in the future, like only loading so many of the options into the HTML at a time and changing the menu. Also a secondary issue here is how none of the other items are interactable while the menu is loading, although the dynamic list problem could solve that too.
Here is a JSFiddle of what I'm attempting, and how it isn't working as I'd hope: https://jsfiddle.net/4dfwbj3x/1/
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-01 at 15:09Give the interface a breather
QUESTION
I learned JavaScript very recently and not really familiar with it. I've managed to make this wacky website. I want those buttons on the left to change the contents of the panel that is adjacent to it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-19 at 15:53You can create elements dynamically and then append it on parent element inside a function by passing custom parameter.
Example:
QUESTION
I have an online store and am trying to display five similar products on the product page. There is a many-to-many relationship between products and tags which I'm trying to query (join table) using INNER JOIN
. Here is the SQL query I have thus far:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-21 at 18:30You can group by product and sort the results by the number of matched tags:
QUESTION
I am trying to move an unholy Excel "report" into shiny with as much future-proofing against scope creep as possible.
There are multiple metrics which must all have the same graph for each metric. The data is all in an identical format for each metric, all stored within the same dataset.
When I add a metric, I do not wish to explicitly add another plot to the server part of my shiny report. I have used the hard work of coders before me to solve this problem by creating a dynamic list of ggplots which can all be nicely printed out using uiOutput.
I will, however, be manually categorising the plots for formatting reasons, writing notes around them advising on nuances to interpretation/data caveats/etc so I would like to be able to choose a plot from the dynamic list to go there in the ui.
Ideally all the layout and notes will take place in the UI so when I hand this process off to someone to monitor, they can add and remove metrics, notes and other formatting elements without having to know what the server is doing and can come to me or another developer for more complex additions only.
The current solution plots all plots in a nice long list down the page (as shown in the code at the end). In order to select only 1 of them, I have tried:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-01 at 12:41I'd recommend to create a list of ggplot objects (my_plots
in the below example) seperated from your renderPlot
calls.
Then you can access and modify each plot by name and save it back to the list before rendering:
QUESTION
In https://codepen.io/kurt_cagle/pen/xqoMBG I find a function walkData with the following statement:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-16 at 17:17I left your original code in-tact, I just added appropriate new-lines and indentation.
All I added was:
- A target element to render to
- Some fake
data
that I reverse engineered using the function - A fake
walkData
function that just returns "CHILDREN"...
Note: I could actually refine this code a bit and remove the closing tag for the element, since those are unnecessary. The
subkey
map function is also a one-liner, so it can actually be converted to a lambda with not braces nor an explicit return
; just like the key
mapper outside of it.
I little bit of formatting goes a long way. Template literals are great, because you do not have to deal with a mess of string concatenation.
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The latest version of unholy is a major release: 1.0.0. The 0.9 release (which overrides Vuex.Store.commit()) for merging objects remains available on npm. Upgrading to 1.0 is strongly recommended.
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